Presidents' Day is celebrated to honor the birthdays of two of our most influential presidents: George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
because it is a date in between two of our nations most important presidents birthdays, Abe Lincoln and George Washington.
Abraham Lincoln and George Washington
Presidents' Day in the US is always on the third Monday in February.
President's Day in the US is observed on the third Monday of February and combines earlier, separate, observations of the birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, both of whom were born in February. As President's Day it is supposed to honor all past US Presidents, not just those two.
Washington's birthday (February 22) and Lincoln's birthday (February 12)
February is called Presidents' Month because it includes the U.S. government holiday of Washington's Birthday, which is commonly called Presidents' Day because it never falls on Washington's birthday.(February is not the most popular month for presidential births. It has not been one of the most popular presidential birth months since 1869.)
Washington's birthday, Feb 22 and Lincoln's birthday, Feb, 12 are the two main ones to be celebrated. Franklin Roosevelt's Jan. 20 birthday used to be celebrated as March of Dimes day.
Hammurabi had two birthdays because he believed in reincarnation!
Prob(two sets of matched birthdays) = 1 - [Prob(No matched birthdays)] + [Prob(One set of matched birthdays)] = 0.63
President Abraham Lincoln and President George Washinton in the month of February.
The two term limit on Presidents wasn't passed until February 27, 1951.